Turn from original Android Studio to configure simulator AVD storage path (default in C drive, solve problem with C disk space not enough)
After Android Studio is installed, the default will give us a Nexus simulator,
The image file for this simulator is placed in the
In C:\Users\Administrator\.android
Where the AVD folder is used to store the emulator image file. Quite occupy C disk space, like I this kind of C disk space is not big, look really uncomfortable.
Okay, now go in, C:\Users\Administrator\.android\avd.
Now all you have to do is move the Nexus_5_api_21_x86.avd folder out of the C drive and configure the Nexus_5_api_21_x86.ini file to
According to my situation.
I'm going to cut the Nexus_5_api_21_x86.avd folder into the directory,
Modify the Nexus_5_api_21_x86.ini file now
Open it
Modify the markup section in the diagram
The original content was C:\Users\Administrator\.android\avd\
Change to the path you want to store my is D:\BaiduYunDownload\AndroidStudio-AVD\ (as shown)
Save and then open the AVD in Android Studio if the default created NEXUS5 emulator is displayed successfully
If you don't succeed, you will get an error
There are a lot of problems with Android Studio, this article Bovenchin own hand, hoping to help you.
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Android Studio configuration Simulator AVD storage path (default in C drive, solve problem with C disk space not enough)